 | William Cobbett - Great Britain - 1804 - 540 pages
...but at the same time, it is perfectly evident that he cannot obtain what the Court of Directors ha< resolved not to grant. He spoke a great deal of the...appeared to be fully convinced of the importance as well HS the necessity of the institution. He believed he should be able, he said, to make the Directors... | |
 | Great Britain - 1904 - 540 pages
...of you in the most favourable terms. He approved of all your measures, but at the same time, it it perfectly evident that he cannot obtain what . the Court of Directors has resolved not te grant. He spoke a great deal of ihe College, and appeared to be fully convinced of tjie importance... | |
 | Patrick J. N. Tuck - Business & Economics - 1998 - 402 pages
...the Board to the Court of Directors ; . . . Castlereagh . . . approved of all your measures, but ... it is perfectly evident that he cannot obtain what the Court of Directors has resolved not to grant. . . . That nothing could be more disagreeable than the situation in which he (Castlereagh) was placed.... | |
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Castlcreagh, who received me with the greatest politeness. He spoke of you in the most favourable terms. He approved of all your measures, but at the same time it is perfectly evident that he cannot obtain what the Court of Directors has resolved not... 